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In this deeply personal episode of Living in 3D Power, Emma and I process grief in real time following the passing of my brother — and Emma’s Uncle Avery — just three weeks earlier. Together, we honor Children’s Grief Awareness Day by opening a tender and courageous conversation about loss, memory, and the ways both children and adults can navigate grief in healthy, connected, and communal ways.
I share about the Highmark Caring Place and how it supports grieving children and families, while Emma offers her own reflections on what it’s like to balance sadness with school, friendship, and everyday life. Through our honest dialogue, laughter, and love, we remind our listeners that grief is not something to “get over” — it’s something we move through, together.
Chapters
02:00 — Naming the Loss
04:00 — Finding Support
06:00 — Emma’s Experience with Grief
10:00 — Healing in Family and Connection
13:00 — Remembering Avery
19:00 — Children’s Grief Awareness Day
26:00 — Talking About Grief with Children
34:00 — Lessons from the Eulogy
40:00 — Continuing the Legacy
Resources
Remembering Avery Lamar Noon
Children’s Grief Awareness Day
Highmark Caring Place
Grief and the Holidays
Addressing Grief
Holding on to Hope PDF
Coco: A Story of Legacy and Tradition PDF
Coco: A Story of Identity and. Family PDF
Onward: Wishes, Bonds, & Memories After the Death of a Parent PDF
Connect with Me:
Instagram: @natural_inclination
Youtube: @naturalinclination
TikTok: Amber Sessoms
LinkedIn: Dr. Amber M. Sessoms, NCSP
Bluesky: @ambersessoms.bsky.social
Facebook: Natural Inclination
Website: www.aninclination.com
Like, Comment, Share, Engage
If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who would love these conversations. Engage with the Curiosity Cards and ask the youth in your life about their experiences because you might be surprised by what you learn. Share your thoughts and reflections in the comments or on social media using #LivingIn3DPower. And, don’t forget to subscribe and stay tuned for next week’s conversation!
By Dr. Amber M. SessomsSend us a text
In this deeply personal episode of Living in 3D Power, Emma and I process grief in real time following the passing of my brother — and Emma’s Uncle Avery — just three weeks earlier. Together, we honor Children’s Grief Awareness Day by opening a tender and courageous conversation about loss, memory, and the ways both children and adults can navigate grief in healthy, connected, and communal ways.
I share about the Highmark Caring Place and how it supports grieving children and families, while Emma offers her own reflections on what it’s like to balance sadness with school, friendship, and everyday life. Through our honest dialogue, laughter, and love, we remind our listeners that grief is not something to “get over” — it’s something we move through, together.
Chapters
02:00 — Naming the Loss
04:00 — Finding Support
06:00 — Emma’s Experience with Grief
10:00 — Healing in Family and Connection
13:00 — Remembering Avery
19:00 — Children’s Grief Awareness Day
26:00 — Talking About Grief with Children
34:00 — Lessons from the Eulogy
40:00 — Continuing the Legacy
Resources
Remembering Avery Lamar Noon
Children’s Grief Awareness Day
Highmark Caring Place
Grief and the Holidays
Addressing Grief
Holding on to Hope PDF
Coco: A Story of Legacy and Tradition PDF
Coco: A Story of Identity and. Family PDF
Onward: Wishes, Bonds, & Memories After the Death of a Parent PDF
Connect with Me:
Instagram: @natural_inclination
Youtube: @naturalinclination
TikTok: Amber Sessoms
LinkedIn: Dr. Amber M. Sessoms, NCSP
Bluesky: @ambersessoms.bsky.social
Facebook: Natural Inclination
Website: www.aninclination.com
Like, Comment, Share, Engage
If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who would love these conversations. Engage with the Curiosity Cards and ask the youth in your life about their experiences because you might be surprised by what you learn. Share your thoughts and reflections in the comments or on social media using #LivingIn3DPower. And, don’t forget to subscribe and stay tuned for next week’s conversation!